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xfce:xfce4-appfinder:preferences [2019/04/09 22:12] – [Usage] blueberrybrowniexfce:xfce4-appfinder:preferences [2019/08/19 09:54] – kevinbowen
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 <figure "General Preferences"> <figure "General Preferences">
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 ! Select this option to make the Application Finder select the last selected category in the expanded view. If this option is disabled, the category {gui>All Applications} is selected. ! Select this option to make the Application Finder select the last selected category in the expanded view. If this option is disabled, the category {gui>All Applications} is selected.
 ? Always centre the window ? Always centre the window
-! By default, [[../xfwm4:|Xfwm4]] might position the window in a place that isn't in the centre of the screen (see the section [[..:xfwm4:wmtweaks|Placement]] under Window Manager Tweaks to change this behaviour). Select this option to always centre the Application Finder screen on startup, regardless of Window Manager settings.+! By default, [[:xfce:xfwm4:|Xfwm4]] might position the window in a place that isn't in the centre of the screen (see the section [[:xfce:xfwm4:wmtweaks|Placement]] under Window Manager Tweaks to change this behaviour). Select this option to always centre the Application Finder screen on startup, regardless of Window Manager settings.
 ? Keep running instance in the background ? Keep running instance in the background
 ! Keeps Application Finder running in the background to speed up opening times. You might want to disable this to reduce memory usage. ! Keeps Application Finder running in the background to speed up opening times. You might want to disable this to reduce memory usage.
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 <figure "Custom Actions"> <figure "Custom Actions">
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 ! Depending on the type selected, it describes the prefix or regular expression. ! Depending on the type selected, it describes the prefix or regular expression.
 ? Command ? Command
-! The command that is executed when the pattern is matched. To include parts of the  the following variables are available:+! The command that is executed when the pattern is matched. To include parts of the search in the command the following variables are available:
   ? Prefix   ? Prefix
-      * **%s** - Include the string after the matched pattern. So if the prefix-pattern is ''abc'' and the entered command ''abcdef'', ''%s'' will be replaced with ''def''. +  ! **%s** - Include the string after the matched pattern. For example, if the prefix-pattern is ''abc'' and the entered command is ''abcdef'', ''%s'' will be replaced with ''def''. 
-      * **%S** - Include the complete string after the matches pattern. So if the prefix-pattern is ''abc'' and the entered command ''abcdef'', ''%s'' will be replaced with ''abcdef''.+  ! **%S** - Include the complete string after the matched pattern. For example, if the prefix-pattern is ''abc'' and the entered command is ''abcdef'', ''%s'' will be replaced with ''abcdef''.
   ? Regular Expression   ? Regular Expression
-  ! During the process of matching, the match results of subpattern between parentheses ''( )'' are recorded for later use. ''\'' plus a number to refer to the corresponding substring. ''\1'' refers to 1st pair of parentheses' match result, ''\2'' refers to 2nd pair of parentheses' match result. A special case is ''\0'' which will be replaced with the entire match. +  ! During the process of matching, the results of the sub-pattern between parentheses ''( )'' are recorded for later use. ''\'' plus a number to refers to the corresponding sub-string. For instance, ''\1'' refers to the 1st pair of parentheses' match result, while ''\2'' refers to 2nd pair of parentheses' match result. A special case is ''\0'', which will be replaced with the entire match. 
-  ! If the pattern is ''^ab(.*)fg$'' and the entered command ''abcdefg'', ''\1'' will be replaced with ''cde''.+  ! If the pattern is ''^ab(.*)fg$'' and the entered command ''abcdefg'' for example, ''\1'' will be replaced with ''cde''. 
 +? Save match in command history 
 +! Select this option if you want matches to be saved in the {gui>Commands History} category.